Facebook Reels Details Scraper Pro ( Single & Solo Reels )

🔹 Facebook Reels Details Scraper Pro ( Single & Solo Reels ) – Overview

Facebook Reels Details Scraper Pro ( Single & Solo Reels ) extracts structured metadata from Facebook video and reel links and organizes the results into a detailed record that is useful for content research, video analysis, social media monitoring, data collection, and downstream automation.

The Actor accepts one or more Facebook video URLs through the startUrls input. Supported examples include direct Facebook reel links as well as Facebook share links. Each accessible URL is processed independently, and the Actor returns structured information covering the video, media assets, owner or page context, engagement, hashtags, location, music, post information, and derived insights.

Instead of returning only a title or video URL, Facebook Reels Details Scraper Pro ( Single & Solo Reels ) creates a richer dataset designed for analysis. Depending on what Facebook makes available for a particular URL, the result can include video duration, upload date, uploader information, views, likes, comments, shares, thumbnails, resolution, aspect ratio, media URLs, music metadata, language, category, and more.

📌 Key Features

• Extract detailed metadata from individual Facebook video or reel URLs
• Process one URL or multiple URLs in the same Actor run
• Capture video title, description, caption, duration, upload information, and content type
• Return direct, SD, HD, audio-only, and video-only media URLs when available
• Collect thumbnail and preview image URLs
• Capture uploader and page-level information
• Collect available views, likes, reactions, comments, and shares
• Extract hashtags and tags when available
• Return location and music-related information when available
• Provide calculated engagement and trend-oriented metrics
• Store each successfully processed item as a structured dataset record

🔹 Facebook Reels Details Scraper Pro ( Single & Solo Reels ) – Key Features

This Actor is built for users who need more than basic Facebook video discovery. Its output combines standard video metadata with additional media, page, engagement, music, location, and analytical fields.

🎯 Detailed Facebook Video Metadata

The video section provides the core identity and descriptive information for each processed URL.

It can include the Facebook video ID, canonical webpage URL, title, description, caption, duration, upload timestamp, formatted upload date, language, category, and content type.

The dataset also includes media access fields such as a direct video URL, audio-only URL, and video-only URL when those formats are available from the source.

🖼️ Media and Quality Information

The media section is designed for video analysis and content cataloging. It can include thumbnail URLs, preview images, SD and HD video URLs, audio URLs, available video format records, resolution, aspect ratio, and file size.

This makes Facebook Reels Details Scraper Pro ( Single & Solo Reels ) useful when you want to understand the technical characteristics of a Facebook video without limiting the dataset to social engagement numbers.

👤 Owner and Page Context

The Actor returns uploader or page information such as ID, name, username identifier, profile URL, profile picture, verification status, follower count, and page-related context when available.

This is useful for building structured creator or Facebook page datasets alongside individual video records.

💡 Why Use This Actor

• Build a structured Facebook video research dataset
• Analyze content performance across multiple videos
• Track creator or page information connected to videos
• Collect media and thumbnail URLs for content workflows
• Study engagement signals such as views, likes, comments, and shares
• Enrich video records with music, location, and descriptive metadata
• Prepare Facebook video information for downstream analysis or reporting

🔹 Facebook Reels Details Scraper Pro ( Single & Solo Reels ) – What Data Can You Extract

Each processed URL produces a structured object with multiple sections. Not every field is guaranteed to contain a value for every Facebook video because availability depends on the source page and the metadata exposed for that URL.

🎬 Video Data

The video object contains:

• id — Facebook video identifier when available
• url — processed Facebook webpage URL
• short_url — webpage URL returned for the item
• title — video title
• description — video description
• caption — caption-style copy derived from the description
• duration_seconds — duration in seconds
• duration_text — duration represented as text
• upload_timestamp — source upload timestamp when available
• upload_date — formatted upload date
• is_live — live-video indicator
• is_reel — returned reel indicator
• is_story — returned story indicator
• language — detected or available language
• category — video category when available
• content_type — returned content type
• direct_video_url — direct media URL when available
• audio_only_url — audio-only media URL when available
• video_only_url — video-only media URL when available

🖼️ Media Data

The media object can include:

• thumbnail_url
• thumbnail_urls
• preview_image
• sd_video_url
• hd_video_url
• audio_url
• video_formats
• resolution.width
• resolution.height
• aspect_ratio
• file_size_bytes

The video_formats array contains individual format records with quality, format, and URL information when those formats are available.

👤 Owner and Page Data

The owner section can include:

• id
• name
• username
• profile_url
• profile_picture
• type
• verified
• category
• followers_count
• following_count

The page_context section additionally provides:

• page_id
• page_name
• page_url
• page_category
• page_verified

📊 Engagement Data

The engagement section includes:

• views
• play_count
• likes
• reactions_total
• comments
• shares
• saves

These fields make the dataset useful for Facebook content performance research and comparative engagement analysis.

#️⃣ Discovery, Location, and Music Data

The output can also include:

• hashtags — hashtags detected or supplied by the source metadata
• mentions — currently returned as an empty list
• tags — tags available from the source metadata

The location object contains:

• name
• id
• latitude
• longitude

The music object contains:

• track_name
• artist
• album
• audio_id
• is_original_audio

📈 Derived Insights

The insights object includes calculated values such as:

• engagement_rate
• popularity_score
• trend_score
• estimated_reach

These values should be treated as analytical indicators rather than official Facebook measurements. For example, estimated reach is a derived calculation based on the available view count.

📦 Output / Data Fields

One dataset item can contain video metadata, media details, owner/page information, engagement statistics, hashtags, location, music, post context, related-video data, derived insights, and scrape status in a single structured record.

🔹 Facebook Reels Details Scraper Pro ( Single & Solo Reels ) – How to Use

Using the Actor requires only the Facebook video or reel URLs you want to process.

🛠️ Step 1: Add Facebook URLs

Open the Actor input and add one or more URLs to startUrls.

Supported examples shown in the Actor configuration include:

https://www.facebook.com/reel/785977587505597
https://www.facebook.com/reel/1394880385139005
https://www.facebook.com/share/r/18Zf1gmneM/
https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1KBKkr4bZR/

▶️ Step 2: Run the Actor

Start the Actor after adding your URLs. Each valid URL is handled as an individual item.

📥 Step 3: Review the Dataset

After processing, the structured records are available in the Actor dataset. You can use those results for analysis, filtering, reporting, or further workflows supported by the Apify platform.

📤 Step 4: Export the Results

Because the Actor writes structured records to the dataset, you can work with the resulting data using Apify's dataset capabilities and supported export options.

📝 Input

• Required field: startUrls
• Type: array
• Purpose: provide one or more Facebook video or reel URLs
• Input editor: request-list style URL input
• Multiple URLs can be submitted in one run

🔹 How to Scrape Facebook Reels Details from a URL

The easiest way to extract Facebook reel details is to copy the public Facebook URL, place it in the startUrls list, and run the Actor.

Facebook Reels Details Scraper Pro ( Single & Solo Reels ) processes the supplied URL and attempts to build a complete structured record. The resulting dataset is particularly useful when the goal is to collect more than the basic post link.

For example, a content research workflow might collect the title, description, upload date, creator information, engagement statistics, thumbnail, resolution, available media URLs, hashtags, music data, and derived metrics for each supplied video.

The quality and completeness of individual fields can vary. Some Facebook pages may expose more information than others, and some values may be unavailable for certain links.

🔹 Can You Process Multiple Facebook Reels in One Run?

Yes. The startUrls field is an array, so you can provide multiple Facebook video or reel URLs in a single Actor run.

This is useful when you have a prepared list of Facebook URLs for:

• Content research
• Video performance comparisons
• Creator analysis
• Media cataloging
• Social content audits
• Dataset building

Each successfully processed URL produces its own structured result, which makes the output easier to filter and analyze.

⚠️ Important Notes

• Data availability depends on the Facebook URL and metadata accessible for that page.
• A URL that does not return usable source information may not produce a complete record.
• Direct media URLs can vary in availability.
• Engagement numbers should be interpreted as values available to the Actor at processing time.
• Calculated insight fields are estimates or derived indicators, not official Facebook analytics.
• The output currently returns content_type as video and includes explicit is_reel and is_story fields.

🔹 Facebook Reels Details Scraper Pro ( Single & Solo Reels ) – Use Cases

This Actor can support several practical Facebook data workflows without requiring users to manually organize each video attribute.

📊 Facebook Video Performance Research

Collect views, likes, reactions, comments, shares, upload dates, and content metadata to compare video performance.

👥 Creator and Page Analysis

Use owner and page context to connect Facebook videos with the associated uploader or page and study publishing patterns.

🎥 Media Cataloging

Build a structured catalog containing titles, descriptions, thumbnails, resolution, aspect ratio, file size, and available video or audio URLs.

🎵 Music and Audio Research

Capture track names, artist information, album information, audio identifiers, and the original-audio indicator where available.

📍 Location-Aware Content Research

When location metadata is available, the dataset can include a location name, identifier, latitude, and longitude.

🔎 Social Content Discovery

Use hashtags, tags, descriptions, categories, and uploader information to organize and segment Facebook video datasets.

📈 Engagement Analysis

The engagement fields and derived metrics can support internal comparisons between posts, creators, campaigns, or content themes.

🚀 Use Cases

• Facebook video research
• Social media monitoring
• Creator and page intelligence
• Content performance analysis
• Video metadata collection
• Media dataset creation
• Hashtag and topic research
• Music metadata research
• Content library enrichment

🔹 Example Input

A minimal input can contain one Facebook URL:

{
  "startUrls": [
    {
      "url": "https://www.facebook.com/reel/785977587505597"
    }
  ]
}

You can also process several URLs in the same run:

{
  "startUrls": [
    {
      "url": "https://www.facebook.com/reel/785977587505597"
    },
    {
      "url": "https://www.facebook.com/share/r/18Zf1gmneM/"
    },
    {
      "url": "https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1KBKkr4bZR/"
    }
  ]
}

🔹 Example Output

A simplified example of the returned structure looks like this:

{
  "_requested_url": "https://www.facebook.com/reel/785977587505597",
  "video": {
    "id": "785977587505597",
    "url": "https://www.facebook.com/reel/785977587505597",
    "title": "Example Facebook Video",
    "description": "Example video description",
    "duration_seconds": 42,
    "upload_date": "2026-10-07",
    "content_type": "video"
  },
  "media": {
    "thumbnail_url": "https://example.com/thumbnail.jpg",
    "resolution": {
      "width": 1080,
      "height": 1920
    },
    "aspect_ratio": "0.56"
  },
  "owner": {
    "id": "123456789",
    "name": "Example Page",
    "profile_url": "https://www.facebook.com/example"
  },
  "engagement": {
    "views": 125000,
    "likes": 3200,
    "comments": 145,
    "shares": 210
  },
  "hashtags": [
    "facebook",
    "reels"
  ],
  "music": {
    "track_name": "Example Track",
    "artist": "Example Artist"
  },
  "insights": {
    "engagement_rate": "2.84%",
    "popularity_score": "131012",
    "trend_score": "4166.67",
    "estimated_reach": 187500
  },
  "scrape_info": {
    "status": "success"
  }
}

The example above is for documentation purposes. Actual values depend on the Facebook video being processed and the information available for that URL.

🔹 What Happens When Some Data Is Missing?

Not every Facebook video exposes the same metadata. Some URLs may provide rich video information while others may return fewer fields.

The Actor is designed to keep the output structured even when certain values are unavailable. Some fields may therefore contain empty strings, zero values, empty arrays, N/A, or other default values defined by the output structure.

For example, music information may be represented with N/A when a track, artist, or album cannot be identified. The dataset can still contain useful video and engagement information even when optional metadata is unavailable.

This approach helps keep records consistent for downstream analysis.

🔹 Pricing

No specific Actor price is provided in the supplied public configuration, so this README does not state a per-item or run price.

Your actual cost may depend on your Apify account, platform usage, and the resources consumed during execution. Check the Actor's current Apify Store or console pricing information before running large workloads.

💰 Pricing Note

• No fixed price is claimed here because no verified public pricing value was provided in the Actor configuration supplied for this documentation.

🔹 Tips and Best Practices

✅ Use Direct, Valid Facebook URLs

Start with Facebook video, reel, or supported share links that point to the content you want to inspect. Clear source URLs make it easier to keep your dataset organized.

✅ Submit URLs in Manageable Groups

For larger research projects, organize URLs into logical batches such as creators, campaigns, topics, or dates. This makes the resulting dataset easier to review.

✅ Check Data Availability

A field being present does not necessarily mean Facebook provides a value for every item. Review the completed dataset and filter according to the fields that matter to your workflow.

✅ Treat Calculated Metrics as Estimates

engagement_rate, popularity_score, trend_score, and estimated_reach are derived by the Actor. They should be used for comparative analysis rather than treated as official Facebook reporting metrics.

✅ Validate Media URLs Before Automation

Media URLs may change or may not be present for every processed item. When building an automated pipeline, handle missing or unavailable media URLs gracefully.

🔹 Frequently Asked Questions

❓ What is Facebook Reels Details Scraper Pro ( Single & Solo Reels )?

Facebook Reels Details Scraper Pro ( Single & Solo Reels ) is an Apify Actor that extracts structured metadata from supplied Facebook video and reel URLs. It can return video information, media details, uploader data, engagement statistics, hashtags, location, music, page context, post data, and derived insights.

❓ What input does Facebook Reels Details Scraper Pro ( Single & Solo Reels ) require?

The Actor requires the startUrls field. It is an array containing one or more Facebook video URLs.

❓ Can I scrape multiple Facebook reels in one run?

Yes. The startUrls array supports multiple URLs, allowing you to submit several Facebook videos or reels together.

❓ What data does the Actor extract from Facebook videos?

Depending on source availability, the output can include title, description, duration, upload date, video ID, thumbnails, media URLs, resolution, aspect ratio, uploader details, follower count, verification status, views, likes, reactions, comments, shares, hashtags, tags, location, music information, and calculated insights.

❓ Does the Actor provide Facebook video URLs and thumbnails?

Yes. The output can include webpage URLs, direct video URLs, SD and HD video URLs when available, audio URLs, thumbnail URLs, and preview image information.

❓ Does it provide engagement data?

Yes. The engagement section can contain views, play count, likes, total reactions, comments, shares, and saves.

❓ Can I use the output for Facebook content analysis?

Yes. The structured dataset is suitable for content research, creator analysis, engagement comparison, media cataloging, metadata enrichment, and other workflows that use Facebook video information.

❓ Are the popularity and reach metrics official Facebook analytics?

No. The Actor calculates engagement_rate, popularity_score, trend_score, and estimated_reach from the available data. These should be treated as derived indicators.

❓ What happens if a Facebook URL has incomplete metadata?

The Actor can still return a structured record with the information it is able to obtain. Optional fields may contain empty values, defaults, N/A, or empty arrays when source data is unavailable.

❓ Can I export the results?

The Actor pushes structured records to its Apify dataset. You can then use the dataset and the export capabilities available through the Apify platform for your workflow.

❓ Is this Actor suitable for analyzing many Facebook video links?

Yes. Because startUrls accepts multiple entries, it can be used to process a collection of Facebook video or reel URLs in one run, subject to the accessibility and metadata availability of those URLs.

🔹 Support

For questions, feedback, or Actor-related support, please contact me by email.

• contact me by email : alphascraper69@gmail.com